Features
① Uncommon proportions of a high-backed, tall-legged chair
With an overall height of 111 cm, a seat height of about 71.2 cm, plus the high-back design, the chair has very beautiful vertical proportions. Even standing on its own, it has a strong presence in a space.
② Thick round solid-wood seat
The round wooden seat, approximately 38.3 cm in diameter, retains considerable natural wear and traces of use. For those who genuinely love old furniture, a surface like this — left unrestored — is precisely where its charm lies.
③ Wooden backrest design
Compared with ordinary industrial bar stools that have no backrest, this piece adds a wide wooden backrest, giving the overall silhouette a more complete feel and bringing it closer to the visual language of early work chairs and workshop chairs.
④ Metal ring footrest
The full metal ring footrest below is not only practical but also a very important design element of the whole piece. The textures that wood and metal — two different materials — develop over time make the industrial character feel all the more natural.
⑤ The look of wear that only old pieces have
The seat shows very obvious wear, scratches, fading and marks of use. By the standards of modern furniture this might be called "old," but on a vintage industrial piece it forms a one-of-a-kind patina.